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X vi V0 Uuiln'J ruut.tk he iS ous ifftti lowr' nlin rdKft- Mr.'; Iiint, ar ; . O 'ft. I 4 i A SAFE ar.J certain rum fur Conswiip linuol il Luncr, -.pitiitif-oi Wood, Coui(h, ColJ, Aiiiuia, Vuiu in tha "de. Brum hu, lloopuig Cough, and all pulmonary ailce- opinions or Tin: mi:. Tlla' Iiiiim ill Journal uvi: "Ir. Fo- 3 P'f. Iirrrort and Tar ihK only frirea iur "4 ri'hi f in oui'h auil rold. but. (roiii the ttiminiy vi rn-n of the lngliii nurtilinjj here and rlw!irr it ia niHkinr Kitne very rniutri.nbt ciirra t.A toijiiiiij "tutn.''' The Rtibway RejjiMrr ad.U: "We have IttarJ it ttatPil. by .rm of grl wf lability, who have UM-d thia mi-dicitie, thnt it U one of (lie inl rcniarkablu nifdii-ini-a of the ar, fur (oiieh. Cold", Influenza, lkotu-hiitf,' A"tlium, l'uin in the vide ami brat, Spilling of Hlnod, Wlniopiiijr cough, mid all Lu:isf ctiiriplaitiu, which, if nglrc tnd, twiiMlly UTiiiiimtc in cmvir.::!iii; and the ctrtilii'Mion attaclied to the advcrtiofl jr , tnnn! would twin fully U juwiify this tte l.ut 6't - inent." iliettuw. LIVERWORT. ? ... "irrbis cluiit ba, tir inauv ypr, bp"li tU- , torrid to bo of amirular virtue iii the cure of t";'- J' fcii!ytioii of the Livirr. More recently it , 0 ' mWaurtnim-d (hat it prrat jhjw. r in rritui Dletling at the Lung, Cough of ciironio character, ice, and of 4 essential tervi in all dieae of a piilmo- riary rharacuv. ; TAR. ,Thi article U now utitvern!ly ncknowl' cdgi'J to be the inot hniling and tftlicimt j Application for diivtutcd or tlocuying lung, twiiny portion of the flethy or nitiacular ptrrta of the butnun body. lis mrdicinnl iifpr"ctvotive qtmlitiet were undurstiKMl bjjjihB Egypt inna in the curly OKoaofthe wo;ld, and no doubt now exit nmcng atii tfrjjilla men, tlmt the jircpiirntion uod in thu embalmment of bodies, was rotnrHmed prill tipully of this Ingredient. In later nges, it va toniid to b in univomnl tine among the n mrigines of Ami'rii, and at thia day it is their principal, Hud, in fact, only medicine vfir an unsound state of tlio lunj. or tiny ' ppproacii to it. lhofo who are'rj.,amted i . wiui tne nistory oi tins Imniy nww ot nen, jknow thnt tltnthfrom Consumption is , ,s , unknown among them ! The medical fuq. "i w ulty in all countries annenr to have become ctory aware 6f tho great henlinj- proportics of this ortiml article, and are now introducing it In their riving prnRtice. Dr. Uuchnn, of England, Ds. ni'itinn, ta Crii hton, of St Fetcrithurg, Dr. Lo Friouro, Vi thu ii!i0UV'i nl" h distinguished Dr. Cooper, l! did nitf""ve bessw in the habit of combining it vith . m, y'Her articles in their proserin! ions, und with ,. 'entire tucues. 07 MewafS qf Countcrfcdi anil Da.it Imitation .' Tlio genuine article is signed Andrew Rooicits, on tha engraved wrajii)er around "It bottle. l'rice. Sl ft bottle, or six bottles for S3. 1 For sale in Woodvillc, by WRIGHT & ELDER. January, 1950. 3-1 y Jlrlcklnvliiff r AND CISTERN BUILDING. fWVIR subscriber will attend to all kinds of Bricklaying, Cistern Building and riastnrtng. Rooms whitened and colored cheap for cash. JAMES M. MILLER. Febnmry 2C, I860 10. ) ' JUST ltll'IMVCn tun'orm nlililnrf imnta A J ' J " v.u Hk4a'.tof latest style prints of calicoes, and tnous. f liudo lames. H & T W While, Dud 4, 1819. Witzthuiii JL flayer ESFECTFLLLY aimounco to tho public that they have taken the MVOUVILLE TAN YARD, and will devote their exclimivo time ta the Tanning aud preparation of Leather, and to all the departments of Rout ff Shornuiking. A long experience enables them to invite publio custom, conlidout that they cu give the ut moat Mtiafnctioii. HIDES, given or dried, will bo taken in trade. They will also manufacture, and keen on hand, a large quantity of RUSSETS of II sizes. January 20, 18.50. My TRUSTEE SALE. U 1RTUK of a certain Deed of . Trust, made- by James L. Ilodgw, to me flie . as Triitt nn ll.n Qltlh ,Lu ni'f1.l. Vf-A. I). 18U, and recorded in the Tiob-. ate Clerk's ollice. of Wilkinson y State of Mississippi, in Book M., pages -'oiunnu aa,oi tne Kecord ot Deeds, to secure George II. Gordon, on account JtA SCnl.s nav'nR become aecurity of and "sTtiniofihe said James L. llodge, on a pro li;vmissory note therein tnenlionedi and . wliereas, the said George II. Gordon thas been compelled lo pay said note, I i will. therefore, on .between the hours ol io o'clock. A. M j. -" ""J V" ' . I JL. lOOU, and 4 o'clock. l of that dav, sell at public auction, to the highest bidJer, for esu, at the CourUhouse door, in tho town of Woodville,' the following des cribed property to-wit: A negro man slave, named MOSES, about 3S years old. 4 I shall sell said negro, for the pur pose of paying said Gordon, the amount paid by him on account of said note with interest thereon, and cost of this' sale, and make such title as is vested Jn me by said Deed of Trust, which is believed to be good. STANHOPE TOSEY. !cv. 27, 18IOnift. Trustee, j LMlor.ii.'i vt i .io ' 4. 4 MI A Ml L'J -IX TUT (iilwiiUrf las 1rl al tfj rm u-lMOf Mr. Ja I'latt, or. Ilotmn How. f tc a-iagm! ce ul " mnl of Div (mmk, Cl'rthi")!. B""l. I'hos'S, ban, (!, tiM-mlrri, 4- Vi spar ed neither time iinr eprie, in flection fr (bit maikei with lh Hants f lii b we well acquainted, our pr-'sml -to k fod. flatter ourselves that men lio purchase eftfcem willb cans to rmnplsin of neither lb price or article. Tu enumerate ibe contents of their store, woiiIJ rm In furnish a catalofrue, of til articles, urd fur fancy dress or utilitarian puips-sea. Nothing lhat the mind of Ihe mofl fanciful or srdate, ran conceive, (bill in to l fimnd sny where else, hst been omitted in our slock. In offering our services to the good people of tli tat place, w would return our sincere thanks lor favors shown n on th r occnion, and In soliciting their patro nage, believe it tu be their own internt- Those wanting any thing, and every tiling "useful, neat or ev." will fiinl it at the store of SWART.. LEHMAN. Oct. 0, '49. tf. Ilostun Row. S. 11. WtHAM. I.Otis CI.CBER. WinaiM & C'lebrr, DRAPER AND TAILORS. 1 II. WINAXS reHMictfully inform hi 'AA friend and cuMomrr-,, and the publio generally, that he has awociiited with him, in tho uIhivo bunineM, Mr. Ioui Cleber, lute of Paris, and having received un eKirtineiit of goods in their hue. of bu siiies, surh ft- - Ciolhi, rmtimrrri mid Trstinpv They arc prepared to nmkc thcni up lo or der, and in good style, at a sninll advance on cot, for cbIi, I-Hti'nt Nfcw Vork and Fur- is Fashions received regularly. Jan. 2.1, 18.30, G ly JFST RECEIVED. (100 prs. best Oak tanned l(l!SETTS. Also a new assortment ol Groceries, Hard ware, Suildleiy, WoiHlctiswaie, Staple Dn Guods, (5.C., which will be sold very cheup. WOLF At IllKUOWKR.. Boston Row, Oct S, 1840. Taync cV Ilnrrhon, tuitii. NEW ORLEANS, LA.. Wf ES PEC TF ULLY announce to their friend and correspomletils, that although their ollice was destroyed by tire, on the 16th instant, yet their books and most valunhlo papers nro saved, and their business will go on as usual, Q3?" Payne h Haheisom have token the store No. 68 Foydras street, between Mag azine and Camp street. Feb. 22, 1850. IOwG It. IV ii rent A Co. COMMISSION M ERC1I ANTS. No. 98, GitAvita St. NEW ORLEANS. Wm. Stamfs, Agent, Woodville, March 20th, 18.10, 15-iy Notice. THE Firm of Sktii Klink & Co. ha ving been dissolved by limitation, the un. dcrsigncd beg leave to inform thuir friends and tha lillhlm that thev buv.i tliiu Aav .n. - ------ - ; -.. tered into Copartnership, for the purpose of transacting a Genera I Smiting, Forwarding, A Nil COMMISSION BUSINESS, under the firm and stylo of Kline & IIiirffi'HN, And hope by continued exertions for the in terest of thuir customers to give satisfaction to all who may entrust business in their bunds. They will keep constantly on linntl, Drug! and Mrtlicinn, ALSO, Dry (,W., Gmrries, and Hardwire, which will bo sold Cheap for Cash, or to punctual custom ers on tho usual time. SETII KLINE, JNO. W. BURGESS. Fort Adams, Jan'y. lOth, 1S,i0. 5 Important! t rcqtieKt our customers, who are 9 accustomed to send their servants for such articles as they want of us, to call and give us standing orders, so that we may meot with no dilliculty under tho Into law. HENRY At MYERS. AprU 2, 1 850. II AY IMr to be absent from Woodville most of my time, i earnestly request all those Indebted to me by note, account, or otherwise, to come forward immediately and settle ap. as no longer Indulgence can be given. . S. A; T. W. Whits are an tliorited to receipt lor me. II. E. SALE. Deo. II, tf BRICK! BRICK I flnilE subscriber has just burned a Kiln and intends keeping constantly on unuu K Sllpiy OI X in IHIl'k. H? Apply at his residence. D. HOLT Feb. 12, 1S50. Notice. rERSONis having business with the County Treasurer are hereby uotificd that I will be found at my ollice on Pimi.i;a.i uow, over wo store tonnerly occupied by , V.IMIIVI Vlll vi. . A.nne, every Tuesday, try At anv iune ounng my auscucc, II. II, Davis will ui as my agent. SAML. R. HARRISON. -itj t Corty Treasurer. ood ville, January 1 at, 1 SOU 3 iXtVf !, Co- "pectlulljr in. Tjf'"a Public h I'sts pur chared the entire stock of Mr W K Collint, to which tber ksva added a . . . . of Winter Goods, of all inscriptions. They Solirit a lir nf n.,kl: .... ' Dec. 149. r 4 ci 6 48i(. Johns. Holt, Jau'c of the Pcacr, Ako CoMMissiosra w Chacev. Oflics en Ccirnnc rcial Kow, ,,.. r u i:s, i'" r't T!ll lii'ii.at n i o'-iui..in. and i i n iiw ill u-ent the ree'-'i"n i .I i.iipiI The 'r:ii.-il ha- n'lfnaiieiitly hx-a- t-KlillWo.-l.il!'. nihI will ie pain ui eii'-ii n pi.i' iii? the ii.titiiin aini'; I'm? tif1 "' 'I11 "Muitiy. The mrthfl if in hi il..' Mih. I niut oriiuii" nlul brau- ..i.... ..f I". in;.'.. K.lui .itioii. - ill be such, it ! i beln-wd, will l-t d. -velope and mature the inn lie. tu:il and moral faniti . I he lK-.lpl.lie Wll! L:! kind fliJ Jflrelital, )et liriuiy iimiiitmie-d, while the refiiM'ilK'iit of the niaiiiiiTu and g iii'ial depufliueiit l the pupils, will receive ibe conMant attention of the ilitnn:tr.i. The Frite ipal will I ,.l...t t,v s.-kenil ai.Mtitits ot iiruetn at a- t.ility. Tina i-ku Puii)M or Five moxtiis. Tuition in all EmMi Rram he, $15 to 20; French, 510; Iiiiirumeutiil Music, j:j(l use iii-truiiu nu, fi; Embroidery, Drwins and Fiiuiiiiig at the uual rale. Board $-,0; WaMuie $7 00; fuel and light SI, furiu-lwna; remm, 51 l0 per mouth. Ther-c charL"' liiu-t be paid in advance, . .. ,- ...... i- : or ariruc'ed to llic hati-iuciion oi me i ruici pal. WuatlviUr, January, 22, H?0O. 5-1 y. rjjFTlii; very commodious and ele gant house belonging to Col. Hamilton, has been procured lor thU institution. THE BEST remedy ever known to man, for Coughs, Asthma, Colds, Croup, Bronvhitis, Inlliieir.a, Bleeding of the lungs, Dilliculty of Breiithinir, Liver Alfections, i'aiu or 'Weakness of the Breast or Side, First slaves of cousiimptioii, AVc. (TJf-UEMARKABLE ClRES.0 Of all tho cures that have yet been recorded, there are ctrtaiuly nine equal to the one first mentioned, which plainly shows the curability of consumption, even in some of its worst forum. Jkffkbsos Coi'ntv, la., Feb. 27, 181. Messrs. Snnfurd J- Pioi' Gents: This Is to certify, that my wife, Nancy Donoticy, has been in a Inclining state of heullh for the lust two years. Her disease bullied the skill of the best medical aid 1 could procure her physicians pronounced her disease "Consumption in the Inst stage," and said that her recovery was past all human hopes. As a Inst resort, with very little hope, L pro- cured Wistnr's Balsam of Wild Cherry. After using a few bottles, I found, to my agreeable surprise, that her health was tin proving rapidly. She is now so fur recov ered, as to be able to attend to her regular household duties, without suffering any in convenience. Her rtipid improvement and present health, warrant mu in the belief that she will soon be entirely restored, K hooks Doiiongy. Stntn of Indian, Jefferson county, ,v.s. I, James M. Humphreys, a Justice of the peace in and for said county and State, do certify that the ubove named Rhodes Dohoney sub scjjbed and made oath to the foregoing cer tificate before me, this 27 th day of February 1819. Jas, M. HiMriMKYs, j, p, To tub Fi'BUc. I, Jacob Green, of the county, of Jennings, and State of Indiana, do hereby certify, that in the early part of lust season, I was taken with a violent cough nttcmled with a pain in the breast, and some times fever, aud that I employed a skillful physician for some time, who said he could give me no relict, i men commenced usinjr Wistnr's Balsam of Wild .Cherry, and felt almost immediate, relief; and after taking three bottles, I find myself m ns good health as I have enjoyed for a number of years. My restoration, under the blessimr of God, I attribute to tho use of tho medicine nbove named. Jacob Oiiei:n March 1st, 1810. Stato of Indiana, Jennings county. I, David T. Skinner, a Justice of the Fence in and for the said county and State, do cer tify that the above named Jacob Green, sub scribed and niai'e oath to the foregoing cer- tilieato, betore me, tins fust day of March, its Hi. Wo would ndvise thoso of our renders who are laboring under an n flection of the lungs, to make immediate trial of this truly excellent medicine. The most intelligent and respectable families of our city have a dopied it ns a faorite medicine; and persons predisposed to consumption, who have used it, speak in the highest terms of its etheaey Beware of counterfeits and imitations syrups, and all olher preparations of Wild Cherry. Remember, they only imitate in name, without possessing the virlure. Buy none but the genuine and originil DR. WISTAR'S B ALSAM OF WILD CHER. RY, signed "Snnford & Park," on tho wrapper around each bottle. TJr' Sold by the following AGENTS. V right & Elder, Woodville, S. Kline Sc. Co. Fort Adams, Ball tV Latham, Bayou Sara, 1 Centreville, , W. F. Knnan, Jackson, La. Badgett Sc Covington, Liberty. January, 1850. 3-jy 'Op.irtiirr-i.iii.. YOIINSA k BEAL O. DORSEY have w this day. (April Cth, 1819,i entered in to copartnership under the name and style of J. Sc. B. G, IVirsey, for the purpose of transacting a General Rrttiring, Forward ingwtil CotiitnUsion Dimtrsj, and will constantly keep on hand a general assort ment of Dry Gonte, Groceries, Hardware, rantttfwn Si4p)iirs, Sec, which they will sell as low as can be had elsewhere. Fort Adams, Oct 21, 1839. f fyl HAVING sold out mv cntiresJi stock of Merchandize to aa, a.. l) nilf , I now return my sincere thank t. .11 r V fc- I - ran . . . . 1 - late cuslomrri, who have so libirally patro nized me. and hope they will contiuue their patronage lo the present incumbent. i feel tatistied they will do tbem i istice. , H. E. SALE. Maich 2, 18t9. wasj------a- WL'ST received, from New York, a lotol v andom WIXTER GOOns. aope our friends will civ us a call. .. . are drlermined lo sail cheap for cash. WoedMllr.Msrvh Sfilh, lPl'i. 5,f; N?YTON ISSTITUTF. FOK YOUNG LADIES It CHILDREN MJ (,lk Stn'ion vprm iepicmlrr 3l. 1 8 1 1 The li-istion ol lbs .V inrar tines viite, 9 miles es.l of Vtd. lie. Mississippi.) , :. .,,,,..1 l-.i.i,r,,l l,alihful. The i crouwU occutiy IS acres, covered with a beautiful natural g'o. ' nMt ,ui'n sidy sprcies of liHligenutis lorest Irees The course of instruction is thorough and nienaive, embracing all thai is esiential to a substantial and highly finished education. The Institute is furnished wiih suits ol spe a. s i . I i ' 1 . ... f i mana in I .dtnv 1 .r.ura nitV IH1 If rwiUL! 1.1 ...J i.h . I.-' '.:.J mil .elected Li-! brarv. embracin? ererv deoartmellt Ol the ' .. .. jt ine --j . n 4 . Arts and Science. It is also supplied wiih Apparatut for il lustrating .Mathematics, Geography Astrono my. 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RESIDENCE as formerly, on the "Greenwood" Plantation, adjoining the plantation of Fielding Davis Enti Feb. 12, 18.50. .otirr. 1 III! ore!o.itruel btif prrx nl.'d k inseil ; l.;- ,rt,i. t nvrnienl to ll.e ' Neam Hoat Landinetake. th-s mntbr.l of; iutorming the puli'ic thai tie It pirpareq to ( receive andf-rward the prodixe olthe couxly, and trsnaci a ,-roo OKNERAL COMMl.'jiON HI SI.NESS. lln would rsewctlu'lv solicit a of patrona". Flirt Ailams, Aug A. N. SMITH. 10, 149. M;V (.(K)DS. 1 Just received fiom New oik. and ISew i Oileans. a lare and valuable assortment of , the latest style. Kali and winter goods, j . . . . 1 wan are uei-iruut oi u.n-s de e1"11""' ."ho"' ?n .Ir A. tun -v pnikls irpncra V will nild II 10 j " f . .. their advantage to give me an early call. My terms are reasonable and goods all of j the best quality. JACOB WOLF. Fall and Winter Good! rpilE attention of the public is respect- - fully invited lo the new and fashion- fully able supply ot Goods which I hare just re ceived and opened. consisting of Fine woostcd plaids of all kinds: do Alapaca, black, col'd. &z plaid; do Bl'k silk for dresses, 6c fringe; do Thread luce and edging; do Mouslin de-laities; do. cttssi- meres, for dresses, Calicoes, flannels spotted and Canton Sbawles, children's dresses and cloaks: Dark colored ginghams, Green baze, Sivijs Goods do. ball dresses; Irish linneu; linen and ootton diaper; Brown Sc white damask; do towels, napk'ns Fashionable bonnets, ribbons, and flowers; Ladies' caps, and hosei ies of all kinds; Gloves, mils, cravats, perfumery, &c. ALSO Gentlemen's clothing; boys' do.; Cassitncres for pants; satinettcs, tweeds. Ky. jeans; fine silk hats; caps & umbrellas; Plaid linseys and Kersies; shoes and boots; Blown bleach'd domestics; ticking, checks. Together with a full assortment of to bacco, some groceries; and many other ar ticles unnecessary to mention. JACOB l ULI'. Boston Row, Nov. 1349. Cieorge Ellis, Paper Hunger and House Painter. Offers his services to the public. Residence, Woodville. (July 1849.) 8. BULL. W. O. RODNEY. Rodney, E.ill & Receiving. Forwarding it Commission Merchants, Fort Adams, Miss. ILL give particular attention to the storing and shipping of cotton, and to receiving and delivering of freight. They will also keep constantly on had a general assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard ware, &:e., which they ofTer on advantageous terms to punctual customers. October 15, 1849. 43yl. PROSPECTUS OF TUB DEMOCRATIC REVIEW. 21. Volume, Price Reduced Matter Increased. $3. 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KETTELL, Editor. 4 Ml I ICE. 1 knnainga LJy of the C,:0 I AN l prr-on inj description, if they w ill iulorm tha ,nd signed wi Ibe .ilieraily rewarded Or all ito. ie. i nit i-auv raisra in mis nisie in uie pf. in fx napiurt. son was a imss inni I errr married in the p.irisb of Rapides to Peter R. (rim'-all, lived tiether near two jeart, one child a boy; alter lhat they sepsratej -j k!l the Stale with a Mr. Mojic ber Bitakot. in-law, and the last heard from her she wl( in Mioiatinni: l!.! is unuardi of twentv t : L ft.. : I . . i I - t fx a,,; herlortner husband Peter K (Irimball ; 63Si j fcf r ,je n)Anie hgtit j,,,, dono, ,now ,0 whJj of wber n8 ,iveg; Av person who will give me information' mU ue Ter). mankfu'.lv received and rewind. - ! d- J0. P. GRIM BALL. it... sou Rouge, Louisana, Aug, 27 1849. PROSPECTUS FOR 1950. 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